My Own Planet for PC

A hyper-casual game with simple controls and intuitive structure that anyone can pick up and enjoy.
Without complex systems or settings, it captures the process of creating and expanding a small, evolving ecosystem.

The story begins on a quiet, solitary planet floating somewhere in space.
At first, there is nothing—only a single character and a stone axe.

You control this character to bring life into the world and gradually shape the environment.
Move with a joystick, and tap the screen to throw the stone axe.
The character doesn’t collect resources directly, but plays a central role in generating lifeforms and triggering environmental changes.
By throwing the stone axe at clouds to create rain, hunting animals, or chopping down trees, you initiate the flow of resources.

The game is built around four key resources: water, air, food, and firewood.
These are essential for generating different forms of life.

Water is obtained by throwing the stone axe at clouds to make it rain.

Air increases automatically once per day, based on the number of plants you've created.

Food is earned by hunting animals and having humans retrieve the meat.

Firewood is gathered by chopping trees and having humans collect the logs.

Each lifeform requires specific resources to be generated.
Plants require water, animals need both water and air, and humans can only be created when water, air, and food are all available.
Once created, lifeforms immediately begin performing their assigned roles.

Humans automatically collect nearby resources, playing a key role in automating the ecosystem.
They also gain experience each time they retrieve resources. When they level up, their movement speed increases,
allowing them to gather more efficiently as they grow.

As resources steadily accumulate, you can use firewood to level up the planet.
A higher planet level means a larger area, more lifeforms can be generated,
and the intensity of the campfire grows, adding to the visual satisfaction of progress.

You can zoom in and out to observe each lifeform in detail,
and use the minimap in the top-right corner to view the distribution of all resources and creatures at a glance.

The game strips away unnecessary systems and focuses on the core loop of resource flow and life management.
As you follow the connection between resources and lifeforms, you’ll naturally become immersed.
The game is designed so you can learn its flow intuitively, without needing lengthy instructions.

It starts light, but how the story unfolds depends entirely on your choices and the order you act.
What begins with a single stone axe can grow into a fully formed world—
and that world is entirely in your hands.